Introduction
Physiology Definition
What is the study of the function of the human body.
The nose is ______ to the lips.
What is superior?
The front of the knee
What is the Patellar?
sagittal
What is the type of plane that goes along the midline?
The structure that separates the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities
A group of similar cells that perform the same function
What is a tissue?
The knee is ______ to the ankle.
What is proximal?
Orbital pertains to what region
What is the eye cavity?
The plane that divides the body into superior and inferior portions.
What is Transverse?
Solution whose pH is above 7
What is a base?
Nervous system functions
Controls Systems- monitors and responds to internal/external environments
The thumb is ______ to the little finger.
What is Lateral?
If a patient complained of pain in the antebrachial area you would examine...
What is the forearm?
If a person had a toe amputated the surgeon would make a ______ cut to amputate the toe.
What is Frontal?
Denature
What is the term that describes a change in protein shape resulting in a loss of cessation of function?
"ana" in anatomy means..
What is apart?
The sternum or breastbone protects the heart and therefore is _______ to the heart.
What is anterior?
The chin is what region of the body...
What is mental?
A leg amputation would require a cut in which plane?
What is transverse?
Functions to control body activities via hormones.
What is the Endocrine system?
This is Homeostasis
What is Maintains stable internal conditions
While performing a dissection, the students noticed that the veins were closer to the skin than the arteries. Therefore, the veins were _______to the arteries.
superficial
A patient breaks their hip what region of the body did the break occur...
What is the coxal region?
To amputate an arm the surgeon would cut in which plane?
What is Sagittal?
The Level of organization that a bone represents.
What is an organ?